Hey anyone in North Austin -- keep an eye out for this lady! She is full on taking plants of peoples porches. This happened on my front porch at this morning of Parmer Lane. Check out this post on Nextdoor: https://t.co/Y7QzSxbdy9
Hey anyone in North Austin -- keep an eye out for this lady! She is full on taking plants of peoples porches. This happened on my front porch at this morning of Parmer Lane. Check out this post on Nextdoor: https://t.co/Y7QzSxbdy9
While youth crime rates have dropped, girls have been the fastest-growing group for detention & placements. They're incarcerated for less serious offenses & held longer. Dr. Erin Espinosa discusses her research in a 2015 NPR story: https://t.co/nGBsVNDP32
Our research was highlighted in the Marshall Project's News Brief: https://t.co/lujTR8A2sD evidence that juvenile justice reform can be led by the communities in which our youth and families reside. #leadership#research#datadrivendecisions@JJIEnews
After an impossibly hard year, and “right at the time when recovery may be in sight because of the vaccines,” McDowell said, an eviction would be “a real setback.”
Susan McDowell @LifeWorksAustin & @TXAllianceCFS board member
Prisons/jails are traumatic for the incarcerated, the staff, families, and the community. In a new @square1justice paper Dr. @NnekaTapia offers a bold framework for correctional leaders on how to reduce harm & center healing in institutions. https://t.co/QrS7B50z3v
Agreed! We need to right size our community capacity and there is no better time than now. Also remember JJ and CW use the same providers. Let’s bring in new services and stop the pathway! @putkids1st
The TX foster care system needs more capacity & legislators can build it by fully funding the cost of care, funding incentives for orgs that add needed capacity & updating rate calculations to truly reflect kids' needs & cost of quality services. #txlege https://t.co/zrOk2MxIfT
This is a fantastic piece from my colleagues at UT Austin's LBJ school @michelledietch @AlyciaWelch Thank you for laying the need to see CJ reform as health care reform.
#covid19response#criminaljusticereform
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Gendered racial bias has been disproportionately affecting K-12 Black girls and gender-expansive students for decades. Contact your local school officials to demand all students can learn safely https://t.co/MYq4B8Lmzi. @USOWomen @MoniqueWMorris @GGENYC@NationalYWI
The #NCJFCJ’s Juvenile & Family Court Journal invites COVID‐related articles (law, research, essay, etc.) for publication in Journal 2021 issue. Its important to document the impact the pandemic has on juvenile & family justice: https://t.co/ePxOja2BsX
#COVID19@SociologyLens